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Campus Character: Janine Balekdjian

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2012 34 Comments

In this piece from the Autumn issue of The Blue & White, Anna Bahr, BC ’14, introduces us to the interesting personality of the president of the CU Dems. You will probably hear Janine Balekdjian, CC ’13, before you see her. Though diminutive in stature, her voice more than compensates for her petite frame. As Peter […]

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Goodbye Rack & Soul

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2012 8 Comments

After six years of faithfully dishing up feel-good Southern food, Rack & Soul is turning off its ovens and closing its doors. The 109th Street establishment endeared many in both of its past locations with its ribs, fried chicken, and biscuits. The owner, Michael Eberstadt, broke the news with a sign. Mouth-watering meat via Shutterstock

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Let it Snow!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2012 11 Comments

You’re rushing to class, focusing on that paper that’s due tomorrow or that problem set which you massively messed up. Suddenly, the raindrops upon your umbrella soften. Your eyes slowly look up at the grey sky, which is dusting Columbia’s campus with the joy of the first snow. Will it stick? How much can we […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2012 1 Comments

Brr! How those icy winds buffet our fleecy protections and umbrellas! It’d be best to bustle into one of these heated (hopefully) arts-related events that Bwog’s Culture Connoisseur Kyra Bloom has compiled! Submit an event that is near and dear to your heart, or that you just heard about, at events@bwog.com. Wednesday Best known for her […]

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Election Night at Columbia: Cold, Close, (Generally) Celebratory

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2012 6 Comments

Half of the nation cheered for victory, while the other half sighed in defeat. It was approximately quarter past eleven last night, and networks predicted Obama had won the election as Ohio swung left. On our own campus, cheers erupted at the CPU’s viewing on the steps of Low. Anybody living under a rock or […]

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Bwoglines: Election Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2012 2 Comments

President Obama won re-election over Mitt Romney last night, and this time around was almost as special as his first time. (WSJ, CNN) Meanwhile, members of Congress seem fated for catfights. However, Tammy Baldwin, a Democrat from Wisconsin, can fist-pump all the way to Capitol Hill to join them as our first openly gay Senator. (Huff Post, Washington Post) Puerto […]

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College Talks: The Presidential Election

By Bwog Staff on Nov 06, 2012 35 Comments

In Bwog’s super high-tech new feature College Talks, we find out what your classmates/randos frolicking on Low Steps have to say about stuff. Check out our inaugural installment below: Send suggestions of questions you’d like to see us ask to video@bwog.com.

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The Battle of Harlem Heights

By Bwog Staff on Nov 05, 2012 8 Comments

If you’re far away or staying on campus you can still get schooled by this next piece from the new issue of The Blue & White Magazine as Will Holt explains some local history. Heading up Broadway from Columbia’s main gates, the neighborhood gets quieter. The bustling foot traffic around 116th Street dies down, and […]

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Overseen: It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

By Bwog Staff on Nov 05, 2012 1 Comments

On College Walk, red-faced Columbia students clutch their books to their chests. As if on cue, a jovial facilities worker switches on the tree lights. As if on cue, Columbia students forgive their school everything. ‘Tis the season.

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Do Your Part!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 05, 2012 6 Comments

In response to the destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy, Columbia has put together a series of emergency blood drives around campus. You can register online or just show up. The first one is going on right now in Low with more to follow in the coming week. Check out the schedule and play out some sort […]

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Overheard: Making Good Use of the Weekend

By Bwog Staff on Nov 04, 2012 10 Comments

With these few days off, Bwog hopes that you are exploring new territories, both physical and mental. If you are sticking it out at Columbia, we urge you to do things non-school related. Might we suggest taking some cues from these two individuals overheard on campus… Help out: Mom. I don’t have any money. Seriously. I […]

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Breaking with the Core

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2012 4 Comments

It’s fall break (or a 12-day weekend if you “couldn’t get to class” this past Wednesday and Thursday)! We’re sure you’re under your covers somewhere adventurous and, being a Columbia student, you took your Core books with you. Send a picture of your Core reading wherever you ended up to tips@bwog.com for our new feature, […]

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Houses And Homes: Hawaii

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and homes
banana boat
banana boat sunscreen
banana hammock
bwog baby daddy
COMFY LIVING
fresh bananas
fresh vacation
houses
make vacation great again
summer bwog
vacation

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Columbia Faces $100 Million Lawsuit Over Retirement Plan Mismanagement

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'allegedly' is Bwog's new favorite word
alleged corruption
fiduciary irresponsibility up in this
lets hope that this doesn't affect financial aid
summer bwog
that 403(b) status doesn't save you from corruption lmao
the Employee Retirement Income Security Act is an incredibly dull read (but still better than LitHum)

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Houses And Homes: Hong Kong

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expat
gonna miss this place
guinness world records
habits
HK love
home sweet home
Hong Kong
houses and homes
independence
living our best lives
routine
sarah wants you to know she is SINGLE
summer intern

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No Shopping (At The Harlem Target): The 2016 First-Year Packing List

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don't forget to pack your vibrator
just don't go to frats
just wait to buy your hunter boots off of buy/sell/trade
life is hard when you only have a mini van to carry all of your shit
no shopping
no you don't need to bring a laptop lock
NSOP 2016
packing list
sippin on DRANK sippin on DRANK
welcome baby columbia students
you should probably just join bwog to fulfill the last tip

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End Of Summer Playlist: Self-Diagnosing With Imposter Syndrome

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can’t forget about frank… even though he forgot about us
covering all bases when it comes to genre
drake knew we'd need it
honestly why is it that the only people to ever talk about anderson paak are white boys though
imposter syndrome
indie!
need a stats major to figure this out
playlist
r&b
rock
self-diagnosis
the flow is… it is what it is
what is this playlist
why is that his primary demographic

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What To Do During NSOP 2016

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@firstyrs
class of 2020
don't get CAVA'd
enjoy the city before classes start lol
go to ecoreps it's fantastic
go to the SVR stuff
nsop
NSOP 2016
NSOP 2016: Out Loud
s/o to nicki
we luv the nsop committee
what are the first yrs gonna do without cannons though?
you shouldn't miss these things even if you're hungover
your guide to skipping the boring shit and doing the pretty cool shit

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Mailing Mayhem

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amazon prime
at least the zip code is the same
bye bye lerner
columbia mail
don't worry
every little thing is gonna be okay
henry moore is dead and gone.
important updates
morningside drive whaddup
never write box before the number
plinth
slew
the old me's dead and gone
ugh i just finished memorizing my social!
unveil

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Goodbye, July: A Round-Up

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"also I can't stop thinking about marriage"
conspiracy bwog
field notes
m e s s y
native advertising
now with a "study cascade" and protective "transparent shell"
the better diana?
the month of our nation's independence has passed
the shadow of the columbia student obscures/reveals all
theories?
wanted: haikus
we miss reclining figure Discourse

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